সংখ্যার ট্রেন · The Number Train
Class 1
All aboard! Build a long number train from ১ to ১০ (1 to 10) and count what each carriage carries. Children read and write numbers in Bengali and English, learn number names, and play counting games. A printable A4 kit with straight cuts only, matching cards, a worksheet and a certificate.
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What your child will make
A long, colourful number train: an engine, ten carriages from ১ to ১০ (1 to 10) and a guard’s van. Each carriage carries that many things to count. It stands up zigzag on the table.
ইঞ্জিন, ১ থেকে ১০ নম্বরের বগি আর শেষের কামরা — প্রতিটা বগিতে ঠিক ততগুলো জিনিস।
Colour trainEngine, 10 carriages and van
Colour and traceTrace the numbers, then colour
Matching cards20 cards for a pairs gameWhat your child will learn
- Counting 1 to 10, and matching a number to a group of things
- Reading and writing numbers in Bengali and English (১–১০, 1–10)
- Number names: এক, দুই, তিন… and one, two, three…
- Before and after, bigger and smaller, and putting numbers in order
30–45 minutes
Straight cuts only. A little adult help with gluing.
Inside your download
- Parent guideTime, materials and how to help
- Picture steps6 simple steps with clear pictures
- Colour trainEngine, 10 number carriages and the guard’s van
- Colour-and-trace trainTrace the dotted numbers and colour
- Cards, games & worksheet20 matching cards, rhyme, 5 games, worksheet and answers
- Certificate & badge“আমি বানিয়েছি!” certificate and Maker Passport badges
Frequently asked questions
How will I receive the files after purchase?
Right after payment, the download link appears on your order page and in My account → My downloads.
Can I print the kit more than once?
Yes. Print it as many times as you need for your own family or classroom. Downloading it again is always free.
Do I need to buy any materials?
Nothing special: round-tip scissors, a glue stick, crayons and A4 paper. Card paper (160–200 gsm) helps the train stand up, but plain paper is fine.
Is it hard to cut?
No. Every piece is a rectangle, so there are only straight lines to cut. Most Class 1 children can do it with a grown-up nearby.
Which class is it for?
It is made for Class 1 (ages 5–6). It also works for nursery children who already count, and as quick revision at the start of Class 2.
How should I print it?
Print at 100% (Actual size) on A4. Short of colour ink? Print the colour-and-trace page and let your child colour the train.
